Space Engineering

Overview of the Space Engineering Master's Programme

The Master's degree in Space Engineering at the University of Bremen is dedicated to training specialists in the highly interdisciplinary field of aerospace engineering. Over the course of four semesters, students will delve deep into subjects including spacecraft design, satellite technology, and space mission analysis. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, allowing them to tackle complex challenges in the aerospace sector.

This programme is structured to provide an in-depth understanding of aerospace engineering through modules that are intensive and research-focused. Students will engage in various practical projects, and as part of their studies, they will have the opportunity to participate in a thesis project that often involves collaboration with industry partners and research institutions. The inclusion of a practical or internship semester allows students to gain hands-on experience in leading companies, particularly those in the vibrant German aerospace industry.

Students in the Space Engineering programme will cultivate a wide array of skills, including advanced design and analytical skills, project management capabilities, and a strong foundation in the latest aerospace technologies. This programme is particularly suited for those with a background in engineering or physical sciences who are eager to contribute to advancements in aerospace engineering.

Career Outcomes

• Aerospace Engineer in satellite and spacecraft design firms
• Systems Engineer in major aerospace corporations
• Researcher in governmental space agencies
• Project Manager for aerospace projects and missions

The German aerospace sector is robust, with numerous opportunities available within the Mittelstand (small and medium enterprises) and larger corporations. Graduates will benefit from the 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, allowing them ample time to explore job opportunities while leveraging the knowledge gained during their studies. Additionally, they can take advantage of programs and partnerships that the University of Bremen has established within the local and national aerospace industries.